Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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NASA Scientists Are Surprised to Detect More Greenland Ice Lost than Previously Thought
NASA scientists have revealed that the Greenland Ice Sheet has experienced a more substantial loss of ice mass over the past four decades.
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Quantum Computing Could Start a Cybersecurity Armageddon, According to IBM
The progress of quantum computing poses an unprecedented challenge to governments and businesses globally, according to an IBM official.
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NASA Should Beat China in Moon Race, US Congress Says
Congress tells NASA that the US must beat China in the moon race following delays in the space agency's Artemis program.
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Google CEO Sundar Pichai Tells Employees to Brace for More Cuts
Google CEO Sundar Pichai has issued a memo cautioning that more layoffs are on the horizon for the tech giant.
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These Artificial 'Power Plants' Draw Energy From Wind and Rain
Researchers have unveiled the development of "power plants," which are tiny, leaf-shaped generators that harness energy from wind and rain.
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Amazon to Invest in Struggling Diamond Sports to Expand Its Live Sports Offerings
Amazon has announced a significant investment in local TV network Diamond Sports Group as it expands Its live sports offerings.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Finds 'Pool Noodles' Galaxies in the Early Universe
Researchers using NASA's James Webb Space Telescope have found that many early distant galaxies bear a striking resemblance to everyday objects like pool noodles.
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Microsoft Researchers Turn to AI to Develop New Battery That Uses Less Lithium
Microsoft researchers and their colleagues from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory have used artificial intelligence (AI) to develop a battery that utilizes less lithium.
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Big Tech Companies Like Meta, Microsoft Are Not Respecting New EU Competition Rules, Rivals Claim
In an open letter, a coalition of prominent technology and media firms has accused major tech entities of not adhering to the European Union's (EU) upcoming digital competition regulations.
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British Library Hack Raises Alarm in Academia That Is Urged to Guard 'Crown Jewels'
The recent cyberattack on the British Library has raised concerns about the vulnerability of academia as it sheds light on the insufficient security measures within the educational sector.
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Sierra Space Secures Huge Military Satellite Contract From SDA
Sierra Space has secured a significant military satellite contract from the Space Development Agency (SDA).
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SpaceX on Track to Launch Private Ax-3 Astronaut Mission to the International Space Station on January 17
SpaceX is gearing up for its upcoming private astronaut mission, Ax-3, which is set to launch from NASA's Kennedy Space Center on January 17.
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First-Ever Deepfake Detection System Designed to Be Less Biased Developed by UB Team
A new deepfake detection system was developed to mitigate biases present in existing models. Siwei Lyu, a computer scientist at the University at Buffalo (UB) and an expert in deepfake technology, has introduced novel deepfake detection algorithms designed to mitigate biases present in existing models.
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NASA's Picture of the Day Features Strikingly Detailed Image of Orion Constellation
While Orion is readily recognizable in the night sky, NASA's Picture of the Day captures a more detailed view of the constellation.
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AI Takes Center Stage in Davos 2024 With World's Biggest Companies Promoting Their AI Products
The World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, was dominated by AI, with major companies promoting their AI products and services.
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Urine-Powered Nanobots Could Reduce Bladder Cancer Tumors by 90% in Mouse Study
Researchers have introduced a novel approach to treat bladder cancer by deploying nanobots powered by an unconventional source: urine.
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‘Self-Eating’ Rocket Consumes Itself for Extra Fuel, Could Curb Space Junk
Engineers at the University of Glasgow have developed a "self-eating" rocket engine, which burns parts of its body for extra fuel.
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Nikon Develops New AI Camera System That Can Help Farmers Detect Cow Births
Nikon has developed a new camera system that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to notify farmers if a cow is about to give birth.
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Does Baidu's Ernie AI Chatbot Have a Connection to Chinese Military Research? Here's What the Company Says
Baidu's Ernie AI chatbot is reportedly connected to Chinese military research, but here's what the company says.
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Apple Is Reportedly on the Verge of Federal Lawsuit Over Alleged Anti-Competitive Practices
The US Department of Justice (DOJ) is moving closer to filing a massive lawsuit against Apple, targeting the tech giant's alleged anti-competitive practices.
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MIT Students Unveil a Unique Hydrogen Fuel Cell–Powered Electric Motorcycle
MIT's Electric Vehicle Team has ventured into the world of unconventional transportation, unveiling a hydrogen-powered electric motorcycle.
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Venezuela Ends Petro Cryptocurrency That President Nicolas Maduro Launched 6 Years Ago
Venezuela has decided to terminate the petro cryptocurrency launched by its President Nicolas Maduro six years ago.
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NASA, NOAA Declare 2023 as Earth's Hottest Year on Record
NASA and NOAA have officially declared 2023 as the hottest year on record. NASA and NOAA have officially declared 2023 as the hottest year on record, marking a concerning trend in global temperatures.
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Google Plans to Support More Real-Money Games on the Play Store
Google has revealed plans to expand support for real-money games (RMG) on the Play Store. Google has revealed plans to expand support for real-money games (RMG) on the Play Store, opening up opportunities for developers in India, Brazil, and Mexico, with further global expansion on the horizon.
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NASA's Fermi Detects Gamma-Ray Signal Outside Our Galaxy
Astronomers have discovered a gamma-ray signal outside our galaxy using 13 years of data from NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope.
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CES 2024: 'Soccer Drones' Made in South Korea Generate Buzz at Tech Show in Las Vegas
"Soccer drones" made in South Korea take center stage at the CES 2024. The hum of buzzing propellers fills the air at Eureka Park, one of the 2024 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) venues in Las Vegas, as South Korean-made "soccer drones" take center stage, adding a unique twist to the tech-centric event.
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George Carlin's Daughter Slams AI-Generated Comedy Special Imitating Her Late Father
Kelly Carlin, daughter of the legendary comedian George Carlin, has expressed discontent with an AI-generated comedy special imitating her late father.
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New Lubricants Could Pave the Way for Cheaper, Greener Rail Services
Researchers at the Foundation for Industrial and Technical Research (SINTEF) and the Norweigan University of Science and Technology (NTNU ) have unveiled new lubricants that could potentially transform the landscape of rail services in Norway.
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Here Are the 'Worst' CES 2024 Products, According to Consumer and Privacy Advocates
A panel of self-described dystopia experts has unveiled the "worst" products at the CES 2024.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Catches Dusty 'Cat's Tail' in a Young Planetary System
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has discovered a dusty "cat's tail" in the Beta Pictoris system, a young planetary system.
